Show HN: bAIseball.org – Google for historical baseball stats

I launched a new website, bAIseball.org. Think of it as Google for baseball stats: it answers just about any freeform question you might have about baseball statistical history from pre-1900 through the current season, using free data sources like the Sean Lahman database, Retrosheet.org, and MLB.com.

Questions it can answer include (but are certainly not limited to):

- Who are the top players who hit the most all-time doubles on Thursdays?

- List the top 25 team seasons by the number of consecutive games in which they hit a home run

- Who is the heaviest player to ever hit a triple?

- What is the tallest sum of heights of a single game’s winning and losing pitchers?

- Give me the top 10 players by combined attendance at their away (road) games

- What is the most number of consecutive games a team has played in which either they or their opponents have hit a home run?

- Which players played in the most consecutive games for their team? Include players who switched teams during their streaks

- For the 2026 season, list every game featuring 3 or fewer runs after 6 innings but 10 or more total runs scored by the end of the game

1. O1111OOO|22h ago|context

I've been testing (and verifying) common facts - homeruns, stolen bases, place of birth, birthdays, etc. Loving it. No fluff, no wasteful clicking and re-clicking - just the facts!

It's a shame this isn't getting more traction (4 points, 1 hour). This has already outperformed both baseball-reference and regular AI (hallucinations) in terms of how quickly I can get from Question-to-Answer.

Hope you keep this available for a long time. Give it a chance for baseball stat lovers to discover it.

2. jaypinho|19h ago|context

Thank you! Working on some updates too, to make it user-friendlier and likelier to highlight info it doesn't know / can't pull.

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